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This corner has always been tricky for FSD / mapping data Now, Model Y L handles it wonderfully!

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Podcast Alpha7 days ago

This is Tesla's self-healing fleet loop in action - a hard corner gets fixed once, then every FSD car inherits it overnight. Same pattern showed up when FSD fixed a fleet-wide bollard-collision bug within about two days of the video surfacing, per @CernBasher. $TSLA

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TonyTitan7 days ago

Yep, I've had a number of screw up areas that have been fixed over the last year. I had one very small parking lot where it would always take a left when it needed to take a right and I was happy to see that fixed after numerous voice bug reports.

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Zdme “ZDme”7 days ago

ITS DONE! Hell yes!🙌

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Johnny Tran8 days ago

Nice! Better and better.

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drew🛸8 days ago

Awesome!

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Phil7 days ago

Nice !!

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NAMAN RAJ8 days ago

Ah, the model's got this one covered! Guess that's what happens when you're a 'Year Zero' genius 🤓🚗

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Grizley Paper7 days ago

Amazing how Telsa fanboys treat FSD like some kind of video game. Despicable.

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SBA8 days ago

11mph near 180 turn… confidence.

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